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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-06-01

Lyon Co. Times: There should be
inserted in the National Republican
Platform hereafter plank to read as
follows:
Resolved, That we are In favor of
the stopping of foreign immigration
to our shores and furthermore are in
favor OF elecling none but native.horn
citizens to office; that we also deny
the right of the ballot to all citizens
who cannot read or write the Eng-
lish language.
Then there should be strong meas
ures brought to bear on every SenatJf
and Congressman elected, TO make
them see that this resolution Is car.
ried out.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-06-01
NOTICE TO Co.OWAER.

ITO Richard Johuson--You are hereby mott
i fed that the undersigned expended the
sum OF SiVO in Unitco States gold coin in
labor and improvements upon the Foxall
mine, situated In GlIis District, Esmeraida
County, Nevada. said work was pei formed
between January lat, 1884, and December sIst,
1887, aud hat said expenditure was made in
order to hold said Foxall NINE, under prcvi.
sion OF section 1874, Revised Statutes OF the
United states; the said amount being re.
CURED 70 hold said claim for the yea ending
December 3lst, 1884, December 3lst. 1885,
December 3lst. 1856 and December 3lst, 1851 !;
and If within niniy days alter the first publ.
cation her, of, you fsii or efuse TO contribute
your proportion of such expt nditure together
with the costs OF advertising this notice. as
come the property of the undersigned under
said section 23.4.
JANIS MERiGOLD, Co-owner.
Hawthorne, Nay nth. 1857.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-06-01
ENGLISH.

IL Krarny %trset, san trancIs"o <Sl.
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Elk.
hau. ted Vitality, sperma torrhea, OH man.
hood. lmpUtency, Paralysis, trdetStbrrh9a,
and all the terrible eff.cts Of selfabrise and
excess in maturer years, such AZ Loss Of
Memory, Lassltude, Nocturnal kmiss:ons;
aversion to soci ty, Dimness OF vision Noises
IN the Head, the vital fluid passing unob.
served n the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
40; NJ MGN
Suffering from any Of the above symptoms,
should consult us at once. The drain can be
stopped, vitality restored, Ind life be made
again pleasure instead Of a burdcri. ;
MlDDy1E.AG ED MEN
who are troubled with too frequent evacua-
ton Of the bladder, often accompanied by o
slight tmsrtingu or burning, a,ion, aha z
cannot account for, kopy Sediment in thu
urine, etc. Many die of this difficulty ignor-
ant Of The catse, which is the second stage Of
seminal weaktiess
ConsUltatsvu Free. Thorough ex.nina-
ton and advice, including chemical analysis
and microscopic examination Of the urine, S..
An honest opinion given IN every case.
!he following Medicines supplied at the
81. A.. LEY COOPER VITAL RI.
S.ORALIvE.: s. bottle, or four times
AM LIE BOT1 LIE FREE
Sent to any one applying BY iet,er, stating
symptoms, sex and age. Strict secresy In re.
gard to all business tsansattions.
The ,elebi ated Nc n~y Remedy.
NEPuRE ~, for all kinds Kidney
and b adder Complaints, Gonor ~, elect,
Leucorrh9a. etc. For sac BY al suggistsi
81 u bottle, or bottles tor $50.
The English DAM L.ON. l. YER
AND DAS pS.A Pill Is the best in
the market. For sale by all druggists; price,
80 cents bottle.
Address hng'isb Medical DispeAs nry,
No. II EARNEY STREET, SAN FRAECiscJ,
CALIFORNIA.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-06-01

When farmer from the States
comes on, here and sees an immense
building over mining shaft. looks at
the ponderous machinery and the
great piles of wood he feels thar the
effect Is scarcely equal to so much
cause when he sees The little square
hole which tho shaft appears TO be.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-06-01

STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY 61 EsMERALDA.
l, W. j. Henley, Clerk Of the Board of
County Commissioners In and tor said County
arm State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid BY the
Board Of County Commissioners Oh the 4th
Of May 1857.
W. j. HENLEY
Clerk Of the Board;
Hawthorne, Nay 4 1857.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

.MuarAmx AND POLITICAL cEnoEEs GREAT
II ExcunD.

.MuRTAnx AND POLITICAL CIRCLES GREAT
II ExcdED.
CIR on MKz1oo. Sept. los-MilitaEy
and political circles are greatly ezctled
today ever she result Of q duai whieh
took plscs 81 o'cl0sk shis morning 10
one o. the barracks % this city. Ihe
pFineipals we're 0eueFnl Roeha and An
toni 0syou, vbo is sbisf Of buFeau Of
ths War DepaFtmenf. Ths tFouble
aSsw Gus Of controversy ever . qses-
fion Of ths eondaca Of Lopsz at Qnese-
taro and his relations 20 naximilian.
soms tine ago SenoE 0ayon, Who uas
one Of ths oGsosEs In The Imperial army
undsr Maximiliaa, wrote letter, which
Was pubIishsd In TIE pagers, denoune.
ina Lopex as . traitor and asserting
thss his oonduet was vel undeFstood
amana the olhoers Of Maximilian's
AMY. General Richard kocha, ID ths
naW1uapsF ~ Combafo, aaid that soms
uan were tFaitoEs 10 thsfr chief aud
otheru 70 ehsir oouuigF. bnt thai did moi
prsvent their iaktng ofiss under ihe
esncr Gaysn who 10 seknswlsdesd 10
BE- 4 hRaEn mar ehallsnasd 0eaeral
Raeha. 0anerai Eooha s1lectsd e
eaeonda 0ensEai WaKanio and Colsnel
Ommna. AZ The Afmt nra 8enal
Gsyon fsIi piaEcsd IN ths night breagl
- baIlet. He soon rallied and IN
anirsd Il ths dnel coaid Bot pfoessd
whsn he seconds AID suREe0pe Eeplied
fhat Il eooid nct Ihil aflsf'
roon SsnoT Gayon lisg IL {
critical ec.diti0n and is feporist
I - u ayfnz. He Il 6 % 90 years nf aal
ana Gsueral Rocha i1about 10 ycafs III
f1niof, Ths Woandsd nan has . RruuI
% family. 0snaEai koeha vas . eon'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20
1 ReKINR RlILROIB.
TaIk OF q Scheme for East.
ern Washington.
HEANE Loss AT mAKssvLlk
msxAe4n Duals-Psea e. Insanisv ssE
ths mmrasreR os ArsAhlnAep
asansrs- -mass Buy shs RansAo
erana Army RxcuRaIsnanaa.
AFissna wasAsasA
mxMnxExw VIE MARaaza NC orE1luuD-
N n San NnARuI.oO.

TuxMnxEEw VIE MkRaaaa Nc oEExIuUD-
N n San HAARuI1oO.
San RaAMuEs1o. 6aps. la.-NannasR
John MeGillio1ddy, e tha Spokane,
Lsgi1aoH and Sa9 foutA Dailroad, d n
t0wn. MANAGER Bo7illinaady 4 nn Old
naai0UnA ut Enu1azn Washingenn TnFEi-
taEy. In an inAervieW today, Be aid
kiH pEinaipal ooiect nuW waa % oom-
pissn Q diseut railroad 10 eha silver minss
of Ne 0nw Tou1A menn1alnn via ths
towns nAuod n The title q TIE ruaa.
He nnfd that IN the pan1 year many nnod
mines had been developed On the aiaFe-
sAi0 range and nov no less than aboat
500 minsFs gere at WoFk n The range
along the line Of the read. The road is
narrow gauge and the preisctoFs hops
10 Get started on TIE gFadirR inside 81
90 days q the faFlheaf.
Il will open q new and rich county,
eai6 be, sFich nos only In mines bai II
azRisultare. The road penekrates % oae
Northwest. Spokane and Lewiston are
and they need another FAilFoed. u ID
Denver and Rio 0rande Of the NORTH
west. u vii b veil squipped With he
bed rolling stock and the rails ase 30 b
af the best atesl. We intend 10 ask
for q subsidy fFem tha people and We
have receiged aaoh eneouraQsment al
rsady as 10 warrant us 10 bslisvina thai
the road viii have iia cars running in
side Of q year. think u will not be
lees than 900 miles long and q may b.
more. Several 81. Paui and Ainnsap-
olin mansyed men will Be identified With |
he road. Eventually II will probably
lsnd toward Helena and thus form q |
more direct roats 70 Fort Beaten on TIE /
lppaR Missouri"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20
CAFFAm ngMzT.


auam urunmaxIsM Anoux TMn uMyonru.
MA1H HkH's cARznB.
WAnxzxoTun, espt. 19.-OAptain J. b.
Mnllsa, Of the Rsvenne Marine seFvice,
Who committed saicide IN San Francis
60 ysstsrday, was brolher Of Gx Super
visina Arehltssa MaIlea. he Was on an
eighseen m0nth's lsaya % absence on
aeecunt OF acute meIancholia eansed bs
malaria eontFsc1ed IN the service sone
tina aao. Captain Malles vas stationed
aa Mobile, and after his return FROM
that station be vss exAmlned by Df
aoddina, Of 81. KllEabsthis HospitAl fol
TIE Insans, euraeon 0aDeral Hamilton,
oe the Marine Hospital service. aDd Dr.
Nnrphy, Of OolumhiA Hospital, whe
found that be was suffering ffen aeutt
melsneholiA. and recommended that b
Be placed In O quies asylum. He i'm
proved, hoWeveT. during bis STAY q
Nashtrrtca. A. his family were AYERS.
10 puIlinz him In IN aayiam be was al
lowed % 90 west " vistt = brotbef, and
efSsFUaEda veni 10 6an Franeisso 70 e
ssnd b some privsts business. Hi
fFiendn have feared for some time tha
his malndy Wo1id end IN saieids.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

FHn pHEENsn THAT WILL PnoBkxLx m
URGED ron vnkNx TuLLRR.

EHz DHEENsn THAT WILL PnoBABLx N
UnQAD ron Enknx TuLLRR.
sAm Fnkncrsco, Sept. IA lettoR
was received today from Lisutenani
Charles d. Kennedy, one Of The ofheeFz
Of tne revenue cutter Bear, the vesael
which bFouQht Frank Fuller, Of Port
land, Who murdered Archbishop esaheFI
last NovembeR on the banks Of the Yu-
kon River, 10 6Itka. In tha misaiye Il
the following paEaeFaph:
AFTER leaving Ounalaska He visited
at 81. Michael, there ] arrested Fuller
for the murder Of Archbishop 6eaheEl
In November. The man is one OF the
most aenllsmanly fellows In his actions
! ever met. There is 10 doubt that he
is Ia insane. He Il very quiet on board
and spends most Of bic time In reading
Il iS presumed thai insanity WI
be the defense and u will be q difafeull
matter for the prosecution 10 establish
that his condition vas the esntFaEy II
the time Of the murder a. the only Wit
neessa were Indiana.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20
HALE 4 MEk1HoH.


kAHTBvRh1. oAEEFunNIA. yTsrrnD ~ a
vmR1 nWyKnR EEnn.
MAn1syuLn (OAl.). Sept. IA are
started IN the Onion LumbsR Oompany's
yards, 10 tho heart sf this city. at !
o'olrck this morning. Tbs are depart
ment responded 20 the alarm, bat their
efforts we're Of little avail and y . shoEa
time the large lumber pile. r. Browns
reaidenee. Gilmap's Red House. . large
nnmbsF Of stores and the greater Dor
ton of the watsE works we're on hFs. A.
80 the hFe wAa under oontrol, bat The
total les viii reach half Q million.
The IRE Was checked akout O'Clock.
A later eslcalation shows the les 10 BE-
sboat e150oo0. A quarter Of q block
occupied BY tue Union LumbeF Com
pany and ?. Browns residence At O and
Fourth ElEeets, vas entirely consumed.
The Gre crossed frouo the Union LamhoE
Company's property 10 the FsaF OF the
buildings In Maiden Lane and ell the
buildings north vera oomplstely de-
atroyed. The main building Of lhe
water works wag destroyed and thFea
tanks from Which the city receives its
watag supply. The engine 10 nov pump
ing the water direct into the mains and
the water supply e al right.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

aEETs on AnAscHx nzPonrzD N I'm
sxnA1rKR AoAPUK0o.

aRETB on knA1cHx nzRoarzD N I'm
sxnANrER AoAPUEOo.
San ERARczsco, Sept. ie.-The Paua.
M s1eameF Acapulco, arriving today,
bKinGAnews that in Bolivia & : Indian
risina b increasing aud assnmina alarm
tng proportions. ThFos more tribes
have joined. II the 0sVegnmena does
net son ssnd halp all the toWns en- ahs
Beni viii soon Be reduced 10 ashes.
o. the 21th Of June thsre vas q riot
IN La PsR owing 70 the municipality
having ordered that eaftls sho1ld BE-
killed Ia q new slaughter hcnss and che
msa1 eaIfisd thence for sale Ia the
market plaee. Thirteen Of the butoh-
eEs who had killed a. formerly we're
eompelled 10 eonvay their meat 20 mar
kst and 10 cell Il there. Ths other
buhehers we're then 81 onos Joined by
some 500 diana, Who sacked the msF-
ket place. smashed ell the counters and
benches. and then set are to it II sew
sFai dtferont places. They then went
10 the pFisom, smashed 10 the doors and
Windows, and liberated several Of THAR
number Who had bean arrested.
From ViachA, which is IN closs vioin
ity Of La Pas, the following lstteT was
subsequently, written.
Since ths tnspeosson Of lands ths az
eltsment smooagt the Indians has tn
creased. Numorous murders are cem-
mieted daily, and Ia some Of them the
mos1 heFEible ferooity d evinoed. A
few Gays AGO man named OhacullA
ard his son were murdered By Indians
belonging 10 the village. Altar being
tortured. they were quaFtere4 and the
pieces thrown into blazing Gre, where
they Feasted. A little prior 10 this the
manager Of Causaya vas quaFteEed By
laboreEs. Other crimes Of = yet more
horrible nature have boen oommitta&,
and people have been murdered whooe
1sah has sfbsrward been dsvsursd By
fha FnnT1nnarn i
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

nelal wss nnt ezra e "a mushenssuSk,
Ct Ia oHdaE. HaazstaRv R1vnr1 asI8 =,
nlHh1 thaa tha dlz1afrk ekow.S - n.
eozxooinaa an lke lnon a n 49, 4,
par1 ot tA8 United 9laaaa nn3 ennne.
Iqnantly tho Sts.a Derartnsn1 - =,
c4osz1 Wha1eVeE thaEa, g & hna n Tor
Elm eeuneEiaA Al Ia knDwlnars 81
Al.ek1 e1atzl eomsl tAFonah oahaF de.
ezt1enea ok the GovsE1msnf. Ths
e&axy @ Dl11e would give no oFdeI
e a. Aaakan ofAsial. nor FssalVs In
tos@a,lon from 90 exeopt throueh thl
eeso g an1ehar dsparsnsnt.
VIA rsteFsnes 20 that part of the
clspasen and othHr dispatches. which
alleRs ehas TIE re1sana Of ths sslssa
eee,sn haa oeon e94ersa. she eeersaaEy
maos ne fnllowinR explieit deniAl q
any knowieoQe ~ any snoh order:
tnere has been % ny kn0u1e3Rs no
ozeeR Ies1sd b - PEasidsnt foF ths
Felsa1s of any Ct tha vessels ssinsd this
ye1R, 9lmpiy beoau1s ~ have no knoui-
eaEe of ne circumstances undsR which
lhess vsassls Vsrs ssized. ana us only
knoW lheA Ahsy are In The hands os he
couFt and will therefore be d6als Win
aeeaEdinz 10 lao. ThsEa wnso shres
eaDee lano yens b uhieh tho Rrastdana
go At 10 order ne reloass uf thrse E1s-
ssls nrtns4 b A19ual, 188A bui lhoss
ale ~ ostY ol1ss know e n whiah
vona1l1 wssa on2osed ralensad. Thns o.
9uKEa9 laae year, and ne RRNaa wora
1A1o gu1zie e ~ timo.R
1ee beesal1Ry Wa1 somewhat annoyed
q the criticisms which have been made
apau bic course With regard 10 the Esh.
eEla1 Quo11isn, and partieulaFly vilh
references b sha Coumi1ion for setfIe-
nan1. He said thaA be had made q pro-
posAl % 0reat Britain for Z settlement.
and that the proposal had heen made
gahlie sometime go. He oonld not
hasten the PublieAtlon of the coRgeo-
Donds1oe which had since taken pisos.
Z would ell Be laid bsfoEs OonaFsas n
dus tims ard maos pubic, ana would
show that his efforts have beNn made 20
obtain an honoEAbis and fair settlement
Of TIC question.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

poCron Mc0LYRM TALK1 70 7HMM AB0UT
THn MEN1T 0noe0B LAHD THBoBx.
Esw YoBK. Sept. 19.-Rsy. DR.. No
Glvnn made an address before the New
York Association Of Msthodist preach
eEs this morning, which lasled a. hour
ana q half, aud was listened 20 By 800
ministers and otheFs. Dr.. McGlynn Te-
fsrred TO bis ezcommanioation for
preaching ths christianity he Waa
bFouGht 1p IN and after referring 70 The
peculiar position In which be found
hlnsslf u faetna body Of Christian
Representatives Of ths Protestant relia-
ion be presented the Henry George
land theories and dsfendsd them as rep
ressntinR the cAass Of humanity.
when the speaker had eonoluded .
Rsnaleuuan offered resolution Of thank :
70 Me0Iynn for bis able, eloquent and
inetrnotfve address and Wishing him
0od speed ID bis effogtg - di6aoe The
docarfne Of the fathaEhOod Of 0od and
tha brotheEhcod Of man. This created
great Oonfusion and after . tuFbuleul
sosns, which one elsEryman ohAraotlsod
a. rensmblina beer RaFdsns ths rssolu'
tioa wnn smended % shat Il allowed The
msnbefs 70 reserve The Fiaht Of indisid.
al opinion oonoeFni1a the land theory.
The resolution was then adopted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

spious1s esuFs q the war a4ainal tka
eDplle, his TAKING of Tampleo b tao-
iics SIMILAR b tho1s which were ndNEaad
~ General Grant in TIE Wii6nR-
nea1 and BE YieeoEy q Il Bafn nanz
toe eify af Eaaassoaa mnAa hfm
famoaA He h known ~ %Iha Tlnmsn
HAa courage and diHpn9iilon % tak.
1r.o1 Fl.ea b uazfaEs susn1sllnn that
tlilA Hi1 Bsvlpape1, ~ Cs4Aafa, ID
ne Mo91 aggressive pApNR umhllnhA4
eule. u b believed thn1 lhis dnai e
only tAe beEinninE of . nsElsu alHest
certain 60 efow out of The fead bstweaa
tho paEtlaana Of The lata empara and ne
loa4tnR Liberal chlsfa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

RnxPkRAT1oMs Roa xMM MAnaAoMuamTTm
HrAT1 coBvHHTIsn AZ WORCESTER.
WoaoRsrns (1ass.), ssps. I9.-Thoss
10 q large crowd of delegates here % a.
tend the Democratic Htase Oonvsnfion.
fho Indications point 70 the Bonina-
tion Of Henry 3. L0verina, Of Lynn, for
Governor, and Colonel Walter 4. Ous-
tina, Of Pi1tsAeld, as Llsutgnana-0 Gov
sFuor. The remainder Of the ticket VII
Be- ths sane as lest yeaE, uiih the q.
the Cons on Pulities Of the OHioe-
very sharp debate, bul vas aeoepiea
With some notifications affecting
clauses which oondemne6 Poatnaa1eg
oOrss and oOlleetoE saltonstall, Of Boo-
ton.
Tha platform 70 be presented 10 tha
Oenvontion will give President Oleve-
lana ane his ndminlstFation unqualinad
embarrassment. Tho second resolution
relating 10 the Civil Service RafoFm
Substantially covers the National plat
form of 1876 and 1854. The third Foso-
Iution relating 10 the tFafno FofoRmg
calls for iudlolous action and will noe
favor the repeal Of lhe toba eoo and
whiskey tax.
AZ 4 mostinR Of ths Demooraiiu
npsoiai State Oommiitee this evening,
ihe oommitlee appointed - ascertain
the nuDbeF Of partisan and elIsnsive
Rsuublieans holding FEDERAL ofaeas In
Massachusetts, under The pgesoae
administration. and tie reason feg theiF
Fetontton, made report. Tbs eemmls-
tee ends that ths whole nnEnbsF Of em-
pl0yoes In the 0ovoEnmene ssgvice n
Massachusetts. incladina The naas Of
people n the GoveFnmsnt Dspartmensa
90 Washington, Ia AglG. of whish oeSB,
o. g per cent, are Repablioans dEaw-
iba oe.0o0o00 year 10 saiasies.
The report Roaa On al great lsnaih 10
aive divisions Of the seRvies n whieh
lheso employeg are engaged Tho con-
miftee ssy they found daring thslE 10
Vssiiantions thaa whlls aaEina The lataae
part Of the Rapahlican admtnisfrntlen
thefa wag apoas taik nbsat eivH eeEvios
Faform an1 compstitise e1nmi1aiioun.
there waa absolutely no aGort mada 10
put eiahef IN pFaotioo.
TIE committee oompiaina viaoFo1alg
Of tnls state of a6aiEa. Thsy also ooms
plain OF their tDdinorant rnaaptinn by
ths Poatmaateg and Oollso1gF Of tha
poE1 of Bostsu. They recommend thai
lie whols subject b presented n .
auitshio form 10 tho Ounvaniien, ana
thfonah he Co1vention 10 ths PTnai-
dent. % that TIE remedy u applisd may
~ authoEilatiVa"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-20

MAMMOTH MEETING ~ NBw xunw-kxE
WRAn nED BkDoE
MHw YoHx, Eapt. la.--OoapaR Unlan
vas p@eksd tnniRhi wish AnaFehlsfm mnd
4oelaltsia Tue audisncs anmbere1
fully t.o00, and wAs assembled ls pFo-
leaa against the banging of tha enn-
asmned Chicago Anarshiutn. Tha nsh-
err. wearing red Fibbona on Their
breasts, handed evory paEann VIE entar-
"a tha hail eopy of an ineandIAEy So
eiAlisn proolamation. which Was dts
isiouted On he etrssil late las1 weak
ooaInrIna thai NE oondamned AnaauA-
iGln ahgala never he exnamAaa. May
Uomen were b he ball and they aN
vole I'D ribbons aud afeotsA red An
aFshis1S ooloFs n their drusses. Thaee
we're 30 palioa seattle red about che hAl1.
The mates of tie g Mnrssillaiso Hvmnn
gers stFuek up By the band and wlld and
prolunGee cheers f0lloWod. Tha mnaaa
uns drowned By the NOISE. Pictures
of the doamed bomb thruwara Looked
down frem the front Of the rlnlfaFu,
They we're dFapad With TaA and black
and wreAahed with smllmx. A hIaak
and red banner stood o. she rear of ahs
stags. On ths platform we're Herr
Most, walter VRouman, Oul. Hina0m. af
toe Leaasr, MFs. nlaek, Mrs. BanAinh.
and go 0thsrs. sviSs Bern Mostn
crested the Ohiaf na % TIE tune % TIE
MAraaiiiaine be stepped upon she plaa.
fern with o red ross ID hia bnason heis,
aod his sloooh hat pallsd d0Wn ever Biz
ayea
vFooman waa chairman. In hla apeaah.
be said. "Kf the OhisaRo bFufhaFs had
aid anything that uas wrong, q was ne
reason Why they aheuld hang. Thars
Raa q RFeaa conapirMey amon@ hhe Fnl-
lnR classes - crush the labor move
nent. yustioa. not mercy, Was Dc.
vFoomsn presented q cot Of resolu-
icas &c The close Of bis speech which
net With The approval Of The crowd.
rnay ean6omned the sentence Of the
AnaFchisaa AZ murder aud crime against
IiviIixation-the combination Of q con-
piracy 20 crush free speech. Tka
Of America Wonla be- IN
Eus 60 themselves II they allowed Hnok
u outrage 20 be perpesfateo. A eoa-
followed from the andienca,
lettina 500 for tho cause.
The heso Of the nlahf wag HsFR Most.
Friends and anaschists," said be, ''la
] unlawful % have free speeeh in thia
ountryg What are these men guilty
~ Are they thisves o. mardtfsrsf
Cries of "No, no,"l They fought
aAinus tes mnrdaging pollos and the
obbinq capitalists. Seven poliesmem
lero killed, and they want eoVsn of our
sotheF4 lives. "A life fng
Ifa.' Yoa cannot allow thas hana-
na 10 tako place. Arm youFnaives
Nd for every drop % blood that Il
piled from cur tFiands let q eos, &
nmAn life. am noe alone an nnaneA-
4 but also q rsvolntinniGl. Tue cRpl-
alist shall be the hfEt 10 suffer. No
pe shall escape his lust doom. The
weive jurors. She judges, Ahe daAaotivaa
nd spies niesp too soundly 10 presans.
~ them beware (uiid Sells and cheers
rom Ne crowd. Tie time h
pproaahing whan wa will be
creed to usa firearms. IL mugl
ome. 90 pgopafe. Bediam Of shesEl.
warn them uoa take the lives Of our
ayrtyrn In ChioMao. ! demand that
hsy Be saved. Lei thsre be . social
Editor sbsvitch and others made aim-
A epnaohna
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WAsH1Nar0H, Sept. l9.-GoveEnog
Ross Of New Hexias, IN his annual re-
port 10 the Secretary Of the interior,
says there has beon q marked increase
in the population Of the Territory dur
ina the last year. The rate OF TAXATION
Cor all purposes u lees than 2 par cent.
The report skates that the method o.
assessment Of the tax aud its collection
10 gsEy TmpsEfeet. and on this account,
as veil e. on account Of insreasing ex-
psnditures. the Territory 10 falling Into
oebt.
The rspsrs states that, owing TO The
occupation Of the land for agricultural
purposes, the great cattle ranches ara
being gradually but surely oiFcum-
soFibsd and diminished. Tee Governor
thinks that it 10 only Q question Of time
when she cattle ranches Will be thing
Of the past. he is, therefore, opposed
TO any change In the land laws in the
interest," Of this industry, which, be says,
is inimical 10 the development OF the
Territory.
&c recommends the repeal Of ths
laws that nov exist In the shape oi
timber culture, desert land ectss script
entries and ell other measures whereby
lands may Be secured without actual
residence and bona ode valuable len.
provemsnts. Ths mining industry ol
the Tertiary has taken on new and
much improved eonditions during the
ne e9sca Of the compulsory school
laws paased by the last Legislature hal
bsen good, and resulted In "a inoroasl
Of publie schools.
Ths coal ouspat foF The year Is esti
mated % hsvs boen about 81, 900 tons
TIE Governor Fensws his Feoommen'
dation Of Last year f0R The establish
ment Of Q system OF works along ~
uppsr Bio 0Eands 10 be ussd for lrEi
anfisn pnrpossa. He says three of foul
mIlli0n acFes Of nOw useless land MAJ
thus be rsdeeDed.
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